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Yes, when I was looking at KiCad I found this: https://github.com/freerouting/freerouting But it looks like a research project to install. :) But someone here running Windows needs to try it and

... It will be ok outside. Getting etchant on jeans will cause holes to appear after a wash, so don't be sloppy. Have clean water nearby if an eyewash is needed. Don't suck the stuff through a tube

Sent about 2 hours ago. Did you receive it? :-) _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim Bart Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2019 6:03 PM To:

Could you email the file to me? Bartster10@... [email protected]> wrote:

After I logged in, I could see the file. I even downloaded it to my computer and watched it, no problem. If there is a place I can put it for you, let me know. I still have it here. 28MB. I hope

There's two limits, design and process. Process limits simply say that you can't physically make the board like that. Either too close to the edge, or holes too small, or pads/traces too

Auto place and route is KiCAD's Achilles heel, but there is an external program, isnt there?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Tablet

Eagle tried something like that on a version I didn't use. You had to be authenticated each time you used the program. I'm sometimes where I have no internet (<gasp>!) so I avoid that kind of

More than poor programming, Dropbox can only be used on your account. The basic (free) does not allow a person to goto another link and look at the bubble tank. I get error 404. I am logged in and

Thanks for the info Harvey. I have a new question. What is the closest pads should be to each other? And if you are making a bunch of small boards and transferring them to copper for etching what is

On Wed, 6 Mar 2019 10:14:29 -0600, you wrote: <snip> > ? Ok, good info. So if I do my etching under my 24x24x14 carport >outside, I should be good and the carport should escape rusting too. I

Russel, ? Ok, good info. So if I do my etching under my 24x24x14 carport outside, I should be g

LOL :-) Believe me, the thought of the nails crossed my mind so I was looking at a plastic shed. My wife is a hair dresser so she already got me some good H202.

Yes, DipTrace is restricted. DesignSparkPCB is installed on your pc but opens up a start page every time you open the program. You can just close it after you see the latest news form them and go on

Yes, I found that out soon after I posted I thought you could use it free for commercial. DesignSparkPCB allows commercial use for free. :-)

It sits in the corner of a normal room, about 1.2m from a small pcb drill press, and rust isn't higher than that from a normal room environment. I'm only using the polystyrene slab because it's a

I can't see it and I even went through the whole install dropbox thing. :-( Dave

Morris, ? Thanks for the info. I think the guy I read about was etching near his drill press and left the open etch tank on the bench overnight. Probably a bubble etcher too. So if I etch outside

So add a plate of baking soda to the 5 gallon bucket to absorb the HCI. Sounds reasonable. I have plenty of baking soda for my soda blaster. :) Thanks

Russel, ? Do you use your etchant around tools like in a shop environment? I know the HCI is the troublemaker but how does the polystyrene help? I have somewhat of a machine shop so lots of steel